Special Plane To Fly Body Of Adm. Sherman Back To United States
Naval guards in Naples Bay paid silent tribute to Adm. Forrest P. Sherman as a Navy Skymaster prepared to carry his body to Washington for burial in Arlington. The Mount Olympus crew shared the duty in shifts. a memorial service was held before the flag-draped carrier departed. Sherman, 54, died of coronary thrombosis in his wife's arms at the Excelsior hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Body of
Adm
Sherman
United States
United States Navy
Mount Olympus
Naples Bay
Italy
Forrest P. Sherman
Naval Operations
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Robert B. Carney
United States Naval Forces
Europe
Excelsior
Mt. Olympus
Cmdr
G. T. Erkhard
U. S. Lutheran Church
John D. Lodge
Connecticut
Naval Reserve
New York
U. S
James C. Dunn
Rome
Five Injured When Boat Explodes at Vermilion Lagoons
Five Clevelanders were injured when their 33 foot cruiser exploded at a dock at Lee's Boat Yard in Vermilion Lagoons. Patricia Martynoswki, 19, suffered second degree burns and was treated at St. Joseph's hospital Lorain. Owner Kenneth Stafford, his wife, Sandra 11, and Kenneth Stafford Jr. 20 also injured. Mrs. Moyer knocked out but not seriously hurt. The vessel deck fell as crew were rescued by William Henry of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Sandra
Kenneth Stafford, Jr
Norman Moyer
Wade Moyer
Cuyahoga Falls
Ticket Agent For Airlines Killed In Two-Car Crash
Warren Ohio Paul Deleon 29 Warren Youngstown ticket agent for Capital Airlines was killed in a two car collision early today at the intersection of routes 82 and 46 east of here. Police held Gerald Todd 19 Ashtabula driver of the second auto on an open charge.
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Warren
Paul Deleon
Youngstown
Capital Airlines
Here
Gerald Todd
Ashtabula
Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast Today
Partly cloudy and moderately warm in northeastern Ohio with a high around 82 degrees and a low near 64 tonight. Tuesday looks fair with similar temperatures to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Mother Of Six Children Held For Grand Jury
Mona Bowens, 35, of Wake man, mother of six, was bound to the grand jury under $1,500 bond on a non support charge. The children are in custody of the child welfare department. The father is serving a penitentiary term for non support. County had paid $2,225 toward support. parents have offered only $50 since Feb. 13. Fire in Pomeroy causes $20,000 damage to a restaurant complex including Blue and Grey Restaurant.
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Mona Bowens
Wakeman
James Horn
Harry Howlett
Lorrain County Child Welfare Board
Pomeroy Pomeroy
Cornerstone Placed At Elyria Home For Aged
In a ceremony at four o'clock yesterday afternoon the cornerstone was laid for the new building at the Elyria Home for the Aged. Dr. John W. Flynn presided, with Dr. James Siward and Dr. H. J. Thompson assisting. Members of the board of trustees, staff, residents, and local officials attended as the El-Rey Grotto band provided music and the program was broadcast over loudspeakers. Sealed in the cornerstone were documents, lists, and historical publications related to the home and its campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Plocher
H. J. Thompson
James H. Siward
First Methodist Church
John W. Flynn
Elyria Home
John W.flynn
James Siward
Wayside Messenger
the Home
Chronicle-Telegram
North East Ohio
Resuscitator Revives 84-Year-Old Elyria Woman
An 84 year old Elyria woman healing from a heart attack was revived by a resuscitator squad after more than 40 minutes of oxygen. Mrs. C. N. Herb of 79 Lexington Avenue recovered fully after oxygen at 4 a.m. Sunday. Capt. William S. McVetta and Fireman Lawrence Krugman responded to the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
C. N. Herb
Lexington Avenue
William S. McVetta
Lawrence Krugman
PUC Here For Days As Hearing Opens In Elyria
Preparations for a forceful protest against the Elyria Telephone Co rate increase were under way as the Public Utilities Commission opened a rehearing this afternoon in the courthouse. Commissioners Moulton, Martin and Winter reserved extended stays, with all staff arriving to conduct a full hearing. Protesters led by Elyria Solicitor Richard Baird and County Prosecutor Paul Mikus, aided by Hubbard Wilcox for LaGrange, and Richard Stith for Lorain County Industrial Council, spoke as the public session began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Telephone Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Robert Moulton
Ray D. Martin
Ralph Winter
Graystone
Columbus
Elyria
Richard Baird
Paul Mikus
Hubbard Wilcox
LaGrange Village
Elyria Company
Richard Stith
Lorain County
Two Elyria Men Injured In Route 82 Crash
Two Elyria men suffered injuries in a nighttime crash on Route 82 near Route 57. Samuel Patania 23 unconscious at Elyria Memorial Hospital and Dominic Luppino 22 in fair condition were trapped after their car rolled over in a westbound run. Deputy Gawlik cited a ditch impact and a demolished car with uncertainties about the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Patania
Wareren Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dominic Luppino
Todi Street
Edward Gawlik
Patania
Luppino
Gawlik
Lother
Percy Hammond
Cleveland
Griswold
West River Roads
Edward Kathice
West Rivert
Orvis Howard
Hammond
Griswold Road
West River
Former Marshal Petain Dies in Exile on Ile d Yeu
Former French leader Henri Philippe Petain dies in exile on Ile d Yeu where he lived the last six years. His family plans a Catholic funeral at Little Notre Dame church and burial in the island cemetery. Page 2 continues.
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Ile D'Yeu
France
Henri Philippe Petain
Atlantic
Petain
Notre Dame
Cornerstone Laying Draws 400 At First Christian Church
More than 400 people attended the cornerstone ceremony for the First Christian church on Washington avenue. The event featured Rev. Ernst Irion of the Elyria Council of Churches, Ralph V. Carr overseeing the service, and an address by Dr. Paul Fall of Hi ram College. A silver trowel laid the mortar as Francis Bidinger watched, with a brass box containing church items sealed for posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Henry K. Shaw
Philip Robson
Sam N. Findlay
Ralph Carr
Mr. Shaw
C. A. Gibbens
Lorain County
Bruce Alexander
Ilaid
Jehgec
Ernst Irion
Elyria Council of Churches
William Graves Sharp
Washington Avenue
Ralph V. Carr
Paul Fall
Hiram College
Oliver Shubert
C. A. Gibbons
Lorain County Schoola
Truman Signals Possible Rise in Defense Goals
President Truman told Congress the United States may need to raise defense targets amid ongoing Korea tensions and global pressure from the Soviet Union. He argued for continued mobilization, warned of inflation, and pressed for higher taxes, stronger price controls, and a large foreign aid program while noting the economy remains robust despite war needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Congress
Washington
Tru 1Tman
Korea
United States
Russia
Free World
Xercan
Conress
Reach Formula To Reopen Iran Oil Discussions
Tehran announces a formula for resuming talks with Anglo-Iranian Oil Company based on Harriman proposals. The cabinet backs negotiations while Iran maintains its May nationalization law. Hassibi and officials prepare a memorandum for Harriman and Mossadegh plans. Britain weighs its position as Abadan personnel remain in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
W. Averell Harriman
Truman
Karin Sanjabi
Sanjabi
Commission
Harriman
London
Britain
Abadan
Tran
Kazem Hassibi
Hassidi
Finance Ministry
Mohammed Mossadegh
Francis Shepherd
Herbert Morrison
House of Commons
Czechs Reject U S Demand For Oatis Release
The Czechoslovak cabinet rejected the United States demand to free Associated Press correspondent William N Oatis serving a 10 year term on spy charges. Foreign Minister William Siroky sent the note to the cabinet, which called the reply unsatisfactory as it did not announce Oatis release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Associated Press
Wiliam N. Oatis
Czechoslovakia
Oatis
Wiliam Siroky
Saturn
U. S
Ellis
Briggs
Talks Likely to Resume in Korean Cease-Fire Talks
U N cease-fire negotiators returned to Kaesong area base amid signals that Communists may drop demand for immediate U N troops withdrawal. Vice Admiral Joy and four others stood by for ninth truce meeting after recess, with possible resumption sooner if Communists request. A crane failure on Imjin River bridge briefly halted movement, but bridge to reopen tomorrow. Ta Kung Pao in Hong Kong hinted Communists may concede withdrawal issue as part of armistice, urging patience during the three day recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Miller
U.N
Kaesong
Korea
United Nations
Reds
C. Turner Joy
Seoul
Joy
Imjin River
L. C. Craigie
Arleigh Burke
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Henry J. Hodes
Park Sun Yup
Hong Kong
Ta Kung Pao
Peiping
Pyongyang
Showdown Looms on Korea Peace Demands
United Press reports the next 48 hours could reveal whether the Communists seek peace in Korea or stall for time by insisting on including withdrawal of foreign troops, meaning American forces, in any armistice. If they concede, talks may resume. if not, the UN may reject Russia’s cease-fire proposal. Deadline is 8 p.m. EST tomorrow with UN and Communist negotiators set to reconvene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Jenkins
United Press State
Korea
Russia
United Nations
C. Turner Boy
Eight Elyrians Inducted Into United States Army
Five Elyrians and three others from the Elyria area were inducted into the U S Army last Friday, announced by draft clerk Miss Catherine McKee. Inductees include Jack David Corts of 205 Cleveland Street, Bernard Stanley Studnick of 111 Bath Street, Michael Bailey of 627 Dewey Avenue, Roland Emerson Poling of 914 Lake Avenue, Elyria, along with Joseph Eyring of Grafton, Leon Wohlever of Amherst, and Harold Miller of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
United States Army
Catherine McKee
Jack David Corts
Cleveland Street
Bernard Stanley Studnick
Bath Street
Michael Bailey
Dewey Avenue
Roland Emerson Poling
Lake Avenue
Joseph Eyring
Grafton
Leon Wohlever
Amherst
Harold Miller
Lorain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rai
Marshal Petain
Cornerstone of
U.S
Army
Marsh Guentn
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